Eileen Grench is a Public Safety Reporter for The Daily Beast, with a focus on national issues in the United States. Her work has also been featured in publications such as COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL PROMISE, Yahoo News, and THE CITY NY. Eileen covers a range of topics related to public safety, including criminal justice, police misconduct, civil rights, and social justice issues.
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A school district is facing accusations of gender discrimination on its high school cross-country team.
By: Eileen Grench
The release of further “videos, audio, reports, and personnel files of City of Memphis employees” will be delayed to allow the state and defendants time to review them.
By: Eileen Grench
The family of Nasanto Antonio Crenshaw is suing over the 17-year-old’s death, saying video shows it simply wasn’t justified.
By: Eileen Grench
State police turned in their investigative report to local prosecutors, who will decide whether or not to charge the firemen.
By: Eileen Grench
Lawyers for Irvo Otieno’s family likened his death to that of George Floyd.
By: Eileen Grench
Irvo Otieno died from asphyxiation after being held down by a group of cops and medical workers for nearly 11 minutes at a Virginia hospital, prosecutors said.
By: Eileen Grench
Gov. Jim Justice described video of Edmond Exline’s death as “very concerning.” The ousted police chief called it “horrible.” But his family say they're in the dark.
By: Eileen Grench
Sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations weren’t enough to expel Tennessee House members in the past. But on Thursday, a protest against gun violence was.
By: Eileen Grench
Houston Police released body-worn and surveillance camera video Monday that shows dozens of shots ringing out in a cavernous Lakewood Church lobby
By: Eileen Grench
Harris County's top criminal justice leaders unanimously agreed Thursday to recommit to “cite and release,” a once-lauded but little-used approach
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